equilibrium in three dimensions ‐ real problems, formulated and solved in terms of three dimensionsIntroductionSolutions from the Theory of ElasticityDerivation and Solution of the Governing EquationsThe Statically Determinate CaseThe Statically Indeterminate CaseVariable Cross SectionsThermal Stress and Strain...
Fluid statics is that branch of mechanics of fluids that deals primarily with fluids at rest. Problems in fluid statics are much simpler than those associated with the motion of fluids, and exact analytical solutions are possible. Since individual elements of fluid do not move relative to one ...
But they must also satisfy the non-regularized unilateral contact and Coulomb friction laws, which reduce in statics to [3.2]un≤0,Rn≤0,un.Rn=0,|Rt|≤μ|Rn|. The equilibrium states are now determined by separating the two cases, equilibrium solutions without contact or equilibrium solutions...
For example, it was used about 20 years ago to obtain fair solutions to flow control problems in communication networks (Mazumdar et al., 1991). More recently, it has been exploited; e.g., in Touati et al. (2006) for solving bandwidth allocation problems, in Boche et al. (2007), ...
Fluid statics is that branch of mechanics of fluids that deals primarily with fluids at rest. Problems in fluid statics are much simpler than those associated with the motion of fluids, and exact analytical solutions are possible. Since individual elements of fluid do not move relative to one an...
The Rises and Falls of Keynesianism and Monetarism PublishedJanuary 9, 2022Alfred Marshall,Arrow-Debrew-McKenzie model,Carl Menger,common knowledge,comparative statics,Erik Lindahl,general equilibrium,Great Depression,Keynes,Leon Walras,macroeconomics,Milton Friedman,Monetarism,partial equilibrium,sticky prices...
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As far as we know, the literature on existence and uniqueness of solutions of nonlinear complementarity problems—and more generally on variational inequality problems (like the book [2] that, as a special case, considers equilibria of games in strategic form)—does not contain results that guaran...
3.1 Markets and static efficiency There can be no serious question that modern political economy began by placing great weight on efficiency, conceived in terms of what we would now characterize as comparative statics. Furthermore, it did so in a way that took a strong policy norm for granted...
And concave planning problems with convex constraints have unique solutions, so we can also get uniqueness if equilibrium reduces to a particular planning problem. Heterogeneous agent macroeconomic models are, however, a different story, unless you can combine the budget constraints and write the ...